3dverse has been awarded a contract by the Government of Canada and Innovative Solutions Canada (ISC) program to develop a groundbreaking real-time 3D digital twin platform.

Montreal, QC – October 22^nd, 2024 - In collaboration with Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), 3dverse will create an accessible web-based platform that will harness real-time data from IoT (Internet of Things) sensors. This technology will improve decision-making and optimize maintenance costs within energy, facility, and property management.

This is just the beginning as we strive to become the operating system for digital twins" says Pierre-Adrien Forestier, 3dverse CEO and co-founder. "The ISC program will allow us to lay the technological groundwork for a future where buildings are seamlessly integrated with their environment, optimizing resources and minimizing their ecological footprint.

This innovative digital twin platform promises to reshape the future of building management, paving the way for smarter, more sustainable, and cost-effective operations. More updates to follow in the coming weeks. 

Disclaimer: This image does not represent the actual project, but an example of a prior use case developed by 3dverse.

About Innovative Solutions Canada:

Innovative Solutions Canada is an initiative designed to stimulate technology research, development, and commercialization of Canadian innovations. The program's Challenge Stream and Testing Stream help startups and small/medium-sized businesses (SMEs) overcome technology testing and development hurdles so that they can produce globally demanded products and services, while also improving government operations. 

About 3dverse

Founded in Canada in 2021 by a serial entrepreneur and two Microsoft and Apple alumni, 3dverse is on a mission to democratize 3D and revolutionize how we interact with digital twins. With a team of 18 experts, 3dverse provides its real-time 3D rendering platform to the industrial sector. The company's disruptive potential is underscored by the backing of a US investment fund, with a substantial 25 million dollars five-year plan.